My mom, Becky, Lydia, and I left at 7AM the day of the show
with Muddy Buddy, Honey, Duchess, Stanley, Bubbles, Maple, and a friend’s
rabbit. We couldn’t have them in the bed
of the truck. It would be too windy and
it would stress them. So we put them in
the cab with us. We arrived at 8AM and
looked for the other angora breeders. We were right in the middle of all the angora
commotion—blowers, grooming tables, yarns and hats and mittens for sale, and
some beautiful angoras.
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| Judging for Show B |
There were over 70 angora rabbits there, six entered in the
youth class. We entered five. None of ours had any disqualifications, and
we asked one of the judges about Bubbles.
He said she would not be DQ’d for color, her color was just fine. Unfortunately, we did not ask about Stanley,
who is a little different on the back, but otherwise identical to Bubbles. Muddy Buddy won best of breed in show A, and
Honey took best opposite. In show B
Honey took best of breed, and Muddy Buddy took best opposite. Unfortunately, Muddy Buddy could not compete
in best of show for show A, because the judging for show B was going on at the
exact same time!
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| Honey, Best of Breed in Show B, and Becky |
So well written. Felt I was there.
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